Software giant Oracle will build in Nashville after the Metro Council approved the company’s proposal on Tuesday night.
Business Leaders Warn Against Economic Fallout From Anti-LGBT Legislation
Tennessee could be off the table for future NFL, NCAA and FIFA competitions because of the state’s new transgender sports law.
Operator Of Nashville’s Exit/In Turns To Crowdfunding To Try To Buy Venue From Developer
The operator of Nashville’s oldest rock club, the Exit/In, is trying to crowdfund money to buy the property after finding out it is under contract to be sold to a developer.
Slim & Husky’s Brings Black Culture To Nashville’s Lower Broadway
Slim & Husky’s Pizza Beeria oozes of Black culture. And it will soon bring that feel — along with Prince’s Hot Chicken Shack — as the first Black businesses on Nashville’s famous Lower Broadway.
How A Religion Reporter Tangled With One Of The Most Powerful Companies In Franklin
Ramsey Solutions has become known locally for rules that essentially require everyone to be a conservative Christian. And the company seems to have reached a boiling point when it comes to questioning those rules.
10 Months Into The Pandemic, Many In Nashville’s Live Music Industry Are Still Out Of Work
For many people working in Nashville’s live music industry, job prospects dried up in March — and 10 months into the pandemic, circumstances haven’t improved much.
Two Nashville Property Owners Feel The Crunch of Tax Increase, For Different Reasons
A 34% property tax increase is coming as many Nashvillians are already reeling from the pandemic, causing many to rethink their finances.
No Sitting On Laps, No Whispering Gift Requests While Visiting Santa In Nashville Malls This Season
As with so many other holidays this year, the constraints of the pandemic are forcing innovation.
Report: Nearly Three-Quarters Of Music Makers Have Lost Money During The Pandemic
A new music industry report shows just how much of an impact the pandemic has had and provides the first deep analysis of how this period has revealed deficiencies in the industry.
Tennessee Economists See Signs Of A Recovery, But Still Urge Caution
The state is expecting the economy to improve next year, but the pandemic is making the outlook complicated. There are many promising signs in Tennessee, but officials say they want to be cautious.
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